I love Riverside, but we can’t keep doing the same things we’ve been doing for decades. We must think “outside the box” – we must be competitive. That’s why I’m committed to serving this term without a Council salary. I want to show the people I am here to serve them. I am running for […]
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Breast Health New and Improved
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Riverside NAACP Salutes Labor
On October 4, 2013, the Riverside Branch of the NAACP hosted their inaugural “We Shall Not Be Moved” Salute to Labor Unions Awards Program Dinner and Dance at the San Bernardino Hilton Hotel. Waudieur “Woodie” E. Rucker-Hughes is branch president and Sharron Lewis is membership chair and event chair. NAACP Committee Members: Louise Boone, Ida […]
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I’m A Survivor
At first glance it is obvious that Riverside resident Timel Sebastian is full of energy with a stylish short-cropped fade and a smile that lights up any room. And those who know her would say she’s not just full of energy she is ‘high energy’. As the Sales and Special Projects Manager for Adams Motorsports […]
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Obamacare Rollout Begins Final Step
On October 1, the federal government shutdown for the first time in 17 years, furloughing 800,000 workers, closing national parks and slowing, or in some cases stopping, important government services. Despite efforts by the House Republicans, one thing that was not shutdown was Obamacare, as that day, thousands of uninsured Americans began enrolling in the […]
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How San Bernardino Got into Bankruptcy
San Bernardino City Mayor Pat Morris made his annual state of the city address last week and gave a historical overview of the road that has led to the city’s bankruptcy predicament. One of the things he mentioned was Charter Section 186; this one thing put public safety employees, police and fire, on automatic pilot […]
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Early Breast Cancer Screening and Education Clinics Scheduled
The YWCA of North Orange County in conjunction with the Susan G. Komen Inland Empire and Cancer Detection Partnership will be offering free mammogram and clinical breast exam screenings in the Inland Empire for the 2013-2014 year. Contact the YWCA to determine if you qualify, and to schedule an appointment or visit their website at […]
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Beyond the Controversy of Screening
Pioneering Psychotherapist Shares 3 Exercises for Maintaining Emotionally While Coping with a Diagnosis Breast Cancer Awareness Month has been one of the most successful campaigns to raise public awareness in recent history. Unfortunately, in terms of successfully reducing breast-cancer mortality, the results have been mixed, which has caused fierce debate among doctors, researchers, non-profit groups […]
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Taking Care of Breasts
October is breast cancer awareness month – a time when women everywhere are reminded to check our breasts for any signs or symptoms of breast cancer. We hold educational events. Self-check parties. Send mammogram reminders to our girlfriends and female family members. Hold survivor celebrations. We run, walk, hop, skip and jump for the cure. […]
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San Bernardino Recall Effort Should Not Have Been A Surprise
By Samuel Williams, Jr. From the view of a vigilant political observer, news of a voter recall effort should not have come as a surprise to city officials or their constituents. In early April 2012, in his “City of San Bernardino State of the City” address from the backdrop of the Sturges Center for Fine […]